Feeling The Cold

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That’s me at slow speed :+1::innocent:

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Prove it, post a vid…:rofl::joy:

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I have to wear a special suit when going at those speeds :joy::clown_face::innocent:

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I am the other way - never feel the cold but cannot tolerate heat. I think my thermostat broke way back in my teens!

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I am a Reynaud’s sufferer, so my tendency is to feel cold especially in hands and feet, but this is not helper by high dose sotalol I take in an attempt to control the intermittent AF I’ve had for many years.
Sotalol: medicine to treat an irregular heartbeat - NHS (www.nhs.uk)

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Oh how I wish…:joy::rofl::sweat_smile: jogging is a great way of getting warm…

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I wouldn’t expect anything less :joy:

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So do you try and stay the same temperature through the year then? :thinking:

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When I started feeling extra cold, I had my thyroid checked…its worth getting that checked out as it can go a bit wonky as we get older, and it affects your metabolism.

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I think I’m going to look up an outlet ,that sells clothing for freezing conditions.

I mean, look at the Eskimos, they wear animal skins…

There must be outlets for clothing like that. I’m wondering what the cost would be though.

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I don’t feel the cold, I suspect it’s my layer of flubber!

But I did get a very nice little electric hand warmer for Christmas that you charge up by plugging into a USB port, that might be useful for some of you.

When I go back to sea swimming I’m planning on leaving it in my under wear so it’s nice and warm for when I get out! :joy::rofl:

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@Chillie6 Funny that’s how I dance if I’m on fire! :rofl: :rofl:

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take a look at Atlas for women Pauline…I use Atlas for men

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Thanks,wishbone, will do,:+1:

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Not sure I have any say in the matter - it just happens, Pixie, been that way as long as I can remember. Snow? Bring it on! Anything above 65f has me running for cover! Must be one of the few people who dread the Summer. :smiley_cat: :smiley_cat: :smiley_cat:

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To be fair, Tabby, the recent two Summers have felt very hot indeed. I could barely stand the sun for longer than 10 mins at a time :astonished:

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I have lived in Scotland, Lossiemouth and Aberdeen, I can never remember a summer ,where it got so hot it was unbearable.

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I’m not as north as that any more…I’m down in the west coast now. I think its a combination of climate change and my sensitive skin these days :joy:

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Poor Jack - what did he do to be banished?

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Yes, I wondered that, too.
What’s he been up to, Pauline?